Here's a thermal video of a UFO captured by a UK National Police Air Service (NPAS) helicopter on November 22nd 2024, near RAF Lakenheath. | Disclosure Party

64K views · 122 reactions | The National Police Air service (NPAS) Have been on operations in Blackpool this afternoon The Helicopter has been circling over the st Anne's road and highfield road area for just over half an our it remains unsure as to why. | Blackpool 999s | Facebook

41K views · 58 reactions | The National police air service is currently on operations around Blackpool this evening The helicopter has been doing rotations of Claremont & North station with armed officers working in the area We are unsure whereabouts the officers are but we know it is around the Claremont area | Blackpool 999s | Facebook

3.2K views · 91 reactions | Coming soon. The police helicopter from NPAS! How fast does it really go! #copsontiktok #police #policeofficer #policeinterceptor #policecars #policechase #helicopter #policehelicopter | Benjamin Pearson "Interceptor" | Facebook

#watch the moment when NPAS (South West) used their FLIR camera to find two thieves who had made off from the police. Once the pair were spotted, NPAS directed a dog unit that was hot on the trail of the thieves. If you enjoy our content, please don't forget to become a supporter of our page! (click on the 'Support Now' button to find out more) [Footage credit: NPAS South West] #helicopter #npas | ESN Report

With the help of our friends at the National Police Air Service (NPAS), we can share this cautionary tale of what happens if you commit a crime and attempt to run and hide from the police. Shout out to our furry friend who finally brought this chase to a conclusion. *** In the early morning of 16 March this year,, following a pursuit through Binley Woods and an appearance from the NPAS helicopter and our dog unit, this 29-year-old man from Coventry was arrested and later given a 12 month suspend

Lancashire's police helicopter base at Warton is closing. Lancashire Police Federation's chairwoman Rachel Baines says it presents "a real concern around public safety". National Police Air Service (NPAS) say the 15 remaining 24-hour bases will "protect" communities. The change is down to budget cuts. http://bbc.in/2bCg84B | BBC Lancashire